Sentence examples for bringing problems from inspiring English sources
And development is bringing problems, familiar and less familiar.Jetties and harbour breakwalls have weakened natural sea defences.
He's given up on swap-meets, clearing houses and research brokers for bringing problems and solutions together.
"The watershed association has been out there waving the banner, bringing problems to the attention of the decision-makers".
2. A view that the victims were consenting or bringing problems on themselves meant that their "terrible" experiences were not recognised.
In both countries, the past year has seen a further deterioration in already grim human-rights records, despite criticisms by the State Department.The growing despotism of Mr Karimov and Mr Akaev is clearly bringing problems in its wake.
"There is a lot of misinformation around, and the tone of the immigration discussion and austerity atmosphere, in which groups of people are depicted as being a swarm, bringing problems, coming to Britain for benefits, is feeding into people's prejudices," Ouseley said.
But expansion could bring problems.
Wealth can bring problems wherever you are.
And that brings problems with it.
Too much immigration brings problems, he said.
